I'll start and invite Ernie to join me.
Access to capital requires the co-operation of both provincial and federal governments. Section 91 and section 92 of the Constitution have complicated the relationship between first nations and the provinces and what has been provided to the provinces by the federal government.
It's important that both the provincial and federal governments have a line of sight to the value of creating opportunities for economic development for first nations that have impacts on provincial and national economies. Access to capital is the biggest barrier to doing that. It's in both governments' interest to ensure that first nations are in a position where they can get access to some of the initial capital that's required, particularly for larger projects.
It is very successful. It's a model that's being emulated by other provincial governments across the country. The issue that you have is that every government is going to have to come to grips with the order of magnitude of the economic opportunity before first nations. The $3 million or the $5 million are but a drop in the bucket of what has to eventually be provided.